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31 de oct. de 2022 · TAM LIN is a 16th century ballad from the Scottish Borders, newly told in original music by Elliot Cole and Fiona Gillespie. It tells the story of Jenny, a ...
Extract from The Tale of Tam Linn. By Lari Don. Published by Floris Books. Once upon a time a girl called Janet lived in the Scottish borderlands. Her father was the Laird of Carterhaugh, who owned many fields and hills, and the beautiful Carterhaugh Woods. Janet was allowed to walk in the fields and on the hills, but she wasn’t allowed to ...
Tamlin (pronounced: Tam-lin[2]) is a High Fae and High Lord of the Spring Court. He brings Feyre Archeron to his court in Prythian after Feyre kills his friend Andras. He is a close friend of Lucien. Tamlin was born in the Spring Court, the youngest of the three sons of the High Lord of the Spring Court and his mate. Tamlin's father was a friend and ally of the King of Hybern and Amarantha and ...
Provided to YouTube by Universal Music GroupTam Lin · Fairport ConventionLiege And Lief℗ An Island Records recording; ℗ 1969 Universal Music Operations Limit...
Tam Lin reel. By Davy Arthur. There are 21 other names for this tune. Also known as An Glaschú, The Glasgow, Glasgow’s, Howling Wind, The Tam Lin, Tam Lin’s, Tam Linn, Tam Linn’s, Tam Lyn, Tam Lyn’s, Tam Lynn’s, Tamalinn, Tamblin, The Tamlin, Tamlinn, Tamlins, Tamlyn, Tamlyn’s, Tamlynn’s, Tammlin, Tom Lyn’s.
Tam Lin, based on a version by Robert Burns. In this tale, young women are warned against visiting Carterhaugh woods, near Yarrow in the Scottish Borders where the faerie knight Tam Lin is said to live. A young woman named Janet decides to go there anyway and when she pulls a double rose, Tam Lin appears before her.
As Janet held Tam Lin fast, the Elf Queen put a spell upon them. Tam Lin shrank and became a small, scaly lizard which Janet clutched to her breast. Janet then felt a slithering sensation through her fingers. The lizard had become a cold, slippery snake which she gripped tightly, even as it coiled around her neck.
